Cameron Park

• Park renovation work anticipated to begin in Fall 2021.

Community Meeting #1

Two community meetings were held on Wednesday May 6, 2020 to review the proposed renovations to Cameron Park.  The meeting provided the opportunity for the community to provide input on the proposed renovations. 

• Community Meeting #1 Presentation(PDF, 2MB)

• Community Survey Results(PDF, 216KB)

Community Meeting #2

A community meeting was held on Thursday July 2, 2020 to review the proposed updated renovations to Cameron Park and the results of the on line community survey.  The meeting provided the opportunity for the community to provide input on the proposed renovations. 

• Community Meeting #2 Presentation(PDF, 2MB)

Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting #1

A Parks and Recreation Commission meeting was held on Tuesday June 30, 2020 to review the proposed renovations to Cameron Park.  The meeting provided the opportunity for the commission to provide input on the proposed renovations and updates to the input provided in the community meetings. 

• PRC Meeting #1 Presentation(PDF, 2MB)

Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting #2

A Parks and Recreation Commission meeting was held on Tuesday September 22, 2020 to review the proposed renovations to Cameron Park.  The commission was requested to recommend for Parks Improvement Ordinance to Council for approval. 

• PRC Meeting #2 Presentation(PDF, 1MB)

• Cameron Park sits along with Mayfield, Weisshaar, and Werry, as one of the four old Mayfield parks. Dating back to 1888, the mini parks, positioned symmetrically, were originally called Berkeley, Hollywood, Hampton, and Eton. In 1968, Berkeley was renamed for Donaldina M. Cameron, who, as a young woman, became director of the Presbyterian Mission Home for Chinese Women in San Francisco.  Upon retiring, Cameron lived at 1020 California Avenue in College Terrace until she died at age 98 in 1968.